Top 6 Dreamy Scenic Bridges in Taiwan That Couples Must Visit for Photos

By MOOK Scenic Spots Editorial Team

Taiwan has numerous scenic bridges, each with its own unique charm. Especially when lit up at night, they become even more enchanting. These spots are not only popular among netizens for photos and check-ins but also serve as romantic dating destinations for couples—allowing everyone to enjoy breathtaking views without spending much.

1. New Taipei – Banqiao Crescent Bridge
Spanning from Xinzhuang to Banqiao, the Crescent Bridge is recognized by the photography community across Taiwan as the most beautiful bridge in the country. Its design features an asymmetrical double-steel tied-arch structure, making it the longest double-span steel arch bridge in Taiwan. The combination of the asymmetrical double-steel tied-arch and suspension cables creates a dynamic, mountain-and-water-inspired image full of vitality.
 
2. New Taipei – Xizhi Starlight Bridge
The Starlight Bridge boasts a uniquely tall design resembling a microphone tower. Its colorful nighttime lighting attracts many visitors and photographers. Additionally, next to the Starlight Bridge, there is a rainbow installation art piece—a tunnel-like arc-shaped rainbow structure that has become a popular photo spot among netizens.

3. Taichung – YuYin Bridge
In the 13th Urban Renewal Zone of Taichung City, public art and cultural landscapes have been developed. Among the eight new scenic bridges, the YuYin Bridge commemorates Zeng Yu-Yin, a philanthropic local pioneer from the Jiaqing era who contributed to regional development. The bridge features a harp-shaped crown design, symbolizing prosperity following the urban renewal.

4. Chiayi – Taiping Skywalk
The Taiping Skywalk suspension bridge, a new popular landmark in Chiayi, has sparked widespread discussion since its opening. The bridge is adorned with nearly a thousand LED multicolored light strips, creating a dazzling display at night. 

Time: Every evening from Monday to Sunday at 7 PM, 8 PM, and 9 PM, with a 10-minute dynamic light show on the hour